isa-normaladvance-1903-00095

Description:	THE NORMAL ADVANCE.95Local and Alumni.House Bill No. 316 ! Hurrah !Did you work for it ?Mr. Bronnenberg visited Normal friends Feb.7 and 8. He is teaching at Alexandria and willspend, next j^ear in doing work at the Normal.Honore Parks went to her home Feb. 6, on account of sickness. Miss Parks has been missedvery seriously in the choir.Miss Fuller has been ill for some time withappendicitis but at present she is improving.A few days ago a students note book was seenon the bulletin board bearing the motto: A littlelearning is a dangerous thing. Guess to whomit belonged.Mr. Zeichiel has been confined to his room fora few days with tonsilitis.Mr. Frank Carroon 96 is teaching English inthe Columbus High School.Miss Fannie Freeland 02, and Miss DoraSlaussen, a through Junior, are teaching in thegrades at Edwardsport.Missionary—Do you get to Sunday School regularly ?Student—No, I am taking Practice.Visitors here for the Purdue game were Messrs.Owens, Sanders, McKeehan and Long.Ward Beauchamp visited his many friends atthe Normal February 5, 6 and 7. He is now working for the Government Survey Co. at Shelburn,Ind. Frank Wade and Will Moore, throughSophs, are in the same work and report themselveswell pleased with it. Mr. Wade is in Oklahomaand Mr. Moore in Tennessee.Fred Schaffer, through Junior, is teaching nearClinton. -Miss Carrie Welsh, Principal at Greenwood,south of the city limits, will enter in time to graduate with the Class of 03.Daniel McCarver, 96, is principal of a highschool in the state of Washington.Mr. E. E. McFerren, a through Junior, andprincipal of the Millgrove High School, was givena very complimentary notice in each of the Indiana School Journals of last month.Miss Herrings sister and brother-in-law, Mr.and Mrs. Jeans, visited her Feb. 3 and 4. Theywere on their way to their new home in LittleRock, Arkansas.Miss Shryer says she doesnt care if Mr. Cushing does want to be B-b-b-b-by her.Mr. Hanna, 06, is becoming quite popular as acomposer of music.John Hessong, 07, says that, if he were a Democrat, he would rather join the Jackson Club thanthe Jefferson. Club.Prof. Sandison was absent from his recitationsFeb 2-6 on account of illness.Prof. George Pierce Baker, of Harvard University, recently gave two lectures on ShakespearesLondon. His lectures proved very interesting andwere enjoyed by all who heard them.Senior 1—Practice makes perfect.Senior 2—I think I shall be a saint at the endof this term then.About twenty Clay county students visited attheir homes February 14 and 15. They all reporta fine time.Mr. A. C. Katt, 02, is teaching with success inCleveland, Ohio this year, as principal of a gradedschool.There have been 400 books added recently to theNormal library. This increased the number ofbooks to 33,000 volumes. This makes it almosttwice as large as any State Normal library in thecountry, as well as one of the largest found amongthe higher schools of Indiana,Word has come to The Normal Advance ofthe marriage of Mr. J. E. Ewers, spring assistantin geography, and Miss Rubie R, Boggs, a studentof the I. S. N., on Friday evening January 16, atthe home of the brides parents east of Milton, Ind.Miss Ella Richards, of last years Freshmen
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